Otepka Case Still Roils State Department Security
Two years of Senate subcommittee hearings and 1,700 pages of testimony surround Otto F. Otepka, top State Department security evaluator, who was fired then demoted after exposing loyalty-document access. He appeals to the Civil Service Commission as the department clash over unauthorized disclosures and wiretapping unfolds.
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Washington
Otto F. Otepka
Senate
Harry S. Truman
State Department
Otepka
Julien G. Sourwine
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Department
Dean Rusk
Civil Service Commission
Otep
Rusk
John F. Reilly
Subcommittee
Otto Otepka
Civil Service
Office of Security
Reilly
Lberals
Elmer D. Hill
Hill
Alericum
Five More Nations Confirm Olympic Participation
Five more countries New Zealand Sweden Denmark Bulgaria and Romania signified on Wednesday their intention to participate in the Olympic Games in Mexico City this October, adding to the growing field for the event.
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Mexico City
New Zealand
Sweden
Denmark
Bulgaria
Romania
Brainwashing children to become self reliant patriots
A narrator describes teaching Debby and siblings farm skills and civic values during a Chicago suburb summer. They fish, bait hooks, and seive for minnows while stressing practical gumption and loyalty to the Republic and its free enterprise system.
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Debby
Republic
Mrs. Crane
Grandma Crane
Judy
Chicago
Matthew
Peter
Paradise
Our
Crane
Harold P. Joy retires after 60 years with Chapin Farmers Cooperative
Harold P. Joy, 83, of Chapin retires after six decades of service to Chapin Farmers Cooperative Elevator. A founder and longtime secretary treasurer since 1908, he helped grow the cooperative from 5590 dollars to about 325000 in value. He pioneered soil and water conservation and was Morgan County’s first accredited tree farmer, inspiring tree planting along the Illinois River. The note adds that the first liquid fuel rocket was launched in 1926 by Robert Goddard.
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Chapin
Ill
Harold P. Joy
Chapin Farmers Cooperative Elevator
Joy
Morgan County
Illinois River
Television In Review Signals Shorter Winter TV Season
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes a shrinking winter TV season with earlier reruns and many departures. The Smothers Brothers end their season, Pat Paulsen and Glen Campbell may join later, and Ken Berry joins The Andy Griffith Show as new cast. ABC unpacks eight fall launches while many old series vanish. Across networks, plans include movie nights and several new shows like Land of Giants The Outcasts and Here Come the Brides.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Smothers Brothers
Pat Paulsen
Glen Campbell
Andy Griffith
CBS
Tonight
Andy and Associates
Ken Berry
Berry
Mayberry
Res Ae
ABC
Garrison
Africa
Giant tree found in Georgia swamp near Stanenville
Forest ranger Paul Musgrove reports discovery of America s largest pond cy prus in an Alapaha River swamp near Stanenville Georgia. The tree measures 26 feet 108 inches in circumference 121 feet tall and 90 feet crown spread surpassing the previous champion by almost double as confirmed for the American Forest Association champion tree contest.
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Stanenville
Paul Musgrove
America
American Forestry Association
Musgrove
Dear Ann Landers letters on marriage and manners
A reader Manny jokes about his wife Wilma’s supposed “orphan” shirts and a jealous scene after a late bus, another asks about etiquette at the table for medication, and a teen violinist seeks advice on contest nerves plus a plea about alcoholism help via Ann Landers.
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Ann Landers
Wilma
Manny
TV Tonight Listings for Local Channel Lineup
Evening schedule shows 2 News Weather Sports at 6 and 9 plus primetime programs including Daktari I Dream of Jeannie and Alfred Hitchcock. Mentioned are Jerry Lewis Red Skelton and It Takes a Thief with late news weather and sports segments throughout.
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Daktari
Jeannie
Garrison
Gorilla’s
Jerry Lewis
Red Skelton
Invaders
Five Bodies Sought In Lake Michigan Plane Crash Case
Search operations resumed for a missing six person plane that crashed in Lake Michigan near Meigs Field. Edward H. Litchfield was found dead, along with a missing wife two sons mother and pilot James Looker. Coast Guard seacraft and fire department units aided the search.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Edward H. Litchfield
Pennsylvania
Litchfield
SCM Corp
University of Pittsburgh
Meigs Field
Meigs
Mary
Edward
de Forest
Ethel
James Looker
Wellsville
N.Y
Coast Guard
Woodbine
Chicago Fire Department
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Sym
Coop
Granite State
King of Bashan
London
Crossword 39 Power and Glory Conscious Hone Ship Crane
Puzzle clues shown with numbered entries list: 39 across power and the glory 41 conscious 43 hone 44 ship crane 45 cuts 46 senile yesterday's answer.
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East Washington Street
Morris
Illinois
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Herald Office
Erusa
First Ave
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Phil
MR. Corrigan
Drvarik
Henry
Robert Goddard
Television In Review
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Peyton Place
Dorothy Malone
Tim O’connor
Sam Jones
Ann Ander
Numero Uno
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Flintstones
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